Natural Merlinit Obelisk Set – Hand-polished gemstone...

This exceptional Merlinite Obelisk Set impresses with its mysterious coloration and the unique natural textures. The two carefully hand-polished obelisks show a fascinating interplay of deep black, anthracite, gray, and silvery shimmering areas. The striking grain resembles mystical landscapes or cloud formations and makes each tip a distinctive individual piece. Merlinite – also known as Indigo Gabbro – is a rare magmatic rock valued for its contrasting mineral structures and its extraordinary appearance. The harmonious combination of dark minerals and lighter feldspar portions gives each obelisk impressive depth and an elegant natural sheen. The precisely cut tips underscore the special radiance of this extraordinary material. As it is a natural product, color gradients, grain patterns, mineral inclusions, and markings vary with each obelisk. It is precisely these natural features that make every set a unique one-off and highlight the beauty of the grown rock. Whether as stylish decoration, a high-quality collectible, or a special gift for mineral and gemstone lovers, this natural Merlinite Obelisk Set unites extraordinary natural aesthetics, high craftsmanship, and the fascinating beauty of a rare magmatic rock. Stone: Merlinite Weight: 2219.94g Size: - Treatment: None Origin: Madagascar Very beautiful obelisk of Merlinite, also known as Gabbro. This obelisk is flawless and very nicely cut. The obelisk was found and cut in Madagascar, has a very dark colour. Merlinite helps you to reduce negative energy, blockages and behavioural patterns of the past and to outgrow them. Because the stone also facilitates contact with past lives, it is a very suitable stone to cleanse negative karma. Merlinite restores the natural balance with these properties and helps you to become more balanced, stronger and happier in life. Physically the stone stimulates the flow of energy through the body and has a positive influence on blood circulation.

Schätzpreis:€170

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